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Vringo announced the addition of Discovery Channel video ringtones to its offering. Vringo users can share video clips of volcanoes, bees, skyrockets and any of 20 other videos, using their mobile phones.
Subscribers to the Vringo service use their buddy lists to deliver 2- to
10-second personalized video clips announcing the caller to the person being
calledor to identify an incoming caller. Users select their personal Vringo
clips through their mobile handsets or online. Vringos can also be shared with
any subscriber in the Vringo community with a compatible wireless phone.
'Vringo is thrilled to be able to add Discovery Channel content to the Vringo
collection of video ringtones,- said Jon Medved, Vringo CEO. 'From sunset
scenes to raging elephants and brewing storms, there's something for
everyoneand it's all free. By expanding our catalog of video ringtones, we're
helping Vringo users become more creative in how they communicateanother step
toward making Personalization 2.0 a reality.-
'Discovery offers a wealth of content from natural history and wildlife to
adventure and lifestyle that is perfectly suited for Vringo's video ringtones,-
said Doug Craig, senior vice president, New Media Operations, Discovery
Communications. 'We are continuously looking for opportunities to connect with
new viewers and extend the reach of our brands. Vringo's platform offers a fun
and exciting way for consumers to interact with Discovery's content.-
Discovery Channel content joins a growing list of video ringtones that are now
available from Vringo, ranging from comedy to sports to cartoons and more. Also
recently joining the Vringo catalog are music videos from Universal Music Group
artists such as Snoop Dogg, Rihanna and Guns N' Roses, and animated avatars
from Meez.
Phones that support Vringo include Symbian J2ME (Java Micro Edition) and
Windows Mobile platforms like Nokia and SonyEricsson. Vringo releases for
popular Motorola, Samsung and LG phones are also due in the near future. The
company continues to work on expanding the Vringo feature set to enable more
and more users to 'Vringo- to the limit of every handset's capability.
For further details about Vringo, to preview video ringtones or to see a list
of supported handsets, please visit www.vringo.com.
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